The Role of Education in Political Socialization

Political socialization is a complex phenomenon that shapes an individual's political ideology and behavior throughout life.

While family is often cited as the most influential agent of political socialization, other factors can also significantly impact individual beliefs and attitudes. For instance, media consumption, educational experiences, and peer groups can diversify or reinforce political ideologies.

Given these dynamics, which of the following statements best reflects the role of education as an agent of political socialization in the United States?